Re: [slim] When Duet controller can support Chinese Characters ??

2008-12-18 Thread catbb67

skynet;284923 Wrote: 
 can you give some details about how to creat a symlinks? thx.

Hey Skynet. What commands did you use to get it to work? Thx!


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Re: [slim] Controller doesn't reconnect to network after sleep - Please post your issues

2008-10-15 Thread catbb67

thhv;347941 Wrote: 
 ...
 I have also seen it give me the choice between two recievers with
 almost the same MAC digits. 
 #1 ending with 16750F
 #2 ending with 16750f
 
 #2 usually works.
 
I have seen this many times and neither #1 or #2 worked for me.

Hangleton;349683 Wrote: 
 ..
 Third, my controller loses contact with SC. It is still connected to
 the network (Blue icon), but can’t connect to SC. This is reproducible,
 just by accessing something that takes a long time for SC to respond..
 for instance, if I browse by genre and choose Rock, or Alternative,
 there are so many albums (70,000 songs in my collection) that SC takes
 too long, and the controller seems to time out. Can’t reconnect without
 switching the controller on and off, sometimes twice. 
In my case, adding an artist(who has about 70 songs) to the playlist
makes the controller lose the connection to the SC.

Hangleton;349683 Wrote: 
 
 Also, when getting up in the morning, I usually find that the
 controller has lost contact and needs to be restarted. I leave music
 playing overnight, and the controller shows the track that was playing
 when it lost contact, and usually shows that the track is several hours
 long.
 
I have seen this many times also. The connection is lost. But the last
song played is shown as playing and the time has gone on for hours.


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Re: [slim] Logitech Losing an Opportunity

2008-09-10 Thread catbb67


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Mnyb;337988 Wrote: 
 catbb67
 Sufficient HW for SC, I use a 1,2GHz 1G ram via epia C7 mini-itx CC4.2
 linux.
 How much RAM does the old laptop have.
 
 In the manual you can read this:
 
 •  733 MHz CPU or faster
 •  256 MB RAM
 •  80 MB hard drive space
 
 One thing about underpowered hardware, if you try transcoding you could
 be i a wee spot, hint search forum for transcoding , native file
 formatsformats and so, web UI will also be sluggish ,hint use the
 remote or controller for daily use not WEb-UI.
The Web UI on my old 700 MHz, 256 MB running SC on Win XP actually
responds pretty quickly to my commmands. But my remote commands
sometime take a long time or don't even translate into action at all
although all connections are up. Took your seggestion and tried
something faster. A 800MHz laptop 256 MB ram, plenty of HD space, on
Ubuntu 8.04, connected via ethernet (I am trying to start from my
slowest gear). It said SC was starting and I did not get any error
message others got. But just to make sure SC is actually running, I
gave it sometime to start before I put http://192.168.1.100:9000 on a
browser to see if the server responded. After a long pause, it failed
and the browser said it took too long for the server to respond and it
timed out.
Does it mean the server was actually running? If so, is this typical
performance with this hardware spec although it meets the min
requirement (BTW I don't have the need to transcode)?  If it is
typical, then I need to try out yet another laptop (Pen Mobile 1.8 GHz,
2 GB RAM, etc. in both WinXP and Ubuntu 8.04). Try not to re-task this
laptop as I do most of my browsing on this laptop away from my desk.


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Re: [slim] Logitech Losing an Opportunity

2008-09-07 Thread catbb67


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It's a bit lengthy but feel like I have to vent having read through part
of this thread. I'm a new Duet owner. I run SC 7.2 of a old PII 700Hz
laptop which although old, has been able to do a lot chores for me,
running emule, torrent and some other media server app SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Now I only run SqueezeCenter on it and connect it to router via
ethernet. But the performance is horrible and the Duet is very
non-responsive. Is the hardware to week to run SC? Music can play well
for half-a-day and then it quit and I have to fiddle with it for hours
before it would work again. Turns out it was trying to carry out my
command but wasn't able to keep up. SC 7.2 feels so bloated that it
runs so slow. Hope I don't have to dedicate my Centrino 1.8 GHz laptop
to just run SC.
This is a consumer product and it seems that Logitech/SD provided help
is lacking. Product info and documentation is really lacking. I cannot
imagine other electronics I have that I have to rely on user forum for
info. and help.
I'm in the end-user application development. I can't image how bad my
users would scream if my product has so little official documentation
and they have to rely on user forum.
Logitech/SD - Please provide a more efficient version of SC that users
can simply install relatively low power hardware and even NAS (e.g.
Linkstation Live 500 I have always on that is capable of running PCast,
supports UPnP and FTP and running other server apps). I already have a
media computer connected to my theater. If I have to run a high power
PC to run SC responsively, I might as well please my music from the PC
directly.
I had high hopes before I bought the Duet and I am getting quite
frustrated.
I just want my entertainment gear to run and don't want to spend time
into hacking it. I would do that if I have to with my computers(Windows
and Linux alike) but not a piece of consumer electronic with which my
wife hopes to just fire up and enjoy music.


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Re: [slim] Logitech Losing an Opportunity

2008-09-07 Thread catbb67


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aubuti;337983 Wrote: 
 
 If you want help with the problems you're having then some more
 detailed descriptions and log excerpts would help. But if it was just
 venting, then at least you advertised it as such in the first sentence 
 ;o)

Just venting :) I was showing my wife how great this new thing I bought
was and then it quit on me when she was just looking at it! This is
going to affect my ease of spending funds on future gears if I don't
get this work out soon if you know what I mean.
Will do more reading here but it is hard with an active 16 month-old.


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